Indyref: Aftermath

Depends on the road and road condition at the outset FC. They're just doing a stretch near me and a bang up job too. Yikes, sticking up for roads maintenance - whatever next?!

I see The Salmond refuses to stitch his lips together and is crying foul again already. What a shocker that is. I can't see the timetable being adhered to, as laid out in "pwomises" by the Westminster types, it was always a stretch to have all the negotiation and bickering done in the timeframe.

 

I don't agree with violence, but for Mr Salmond I would be prepared to make an exception

 

In the City of London things are slightly different. When a utility applies for permission to pull the road they are given very strict parameters, they also have to wait for the Corporation (not a Council) to contact all the other utilities to tell them that the road will be dug up and that they must apply, now, for permission if they need to do any work. All work will be done at the same time and if they don't schedule work to be done then they can't apply for at least 18 months (except for emergencies). There are, also, strong penalty clauses. Local businesses are also consulted with regard to the timing.

Good organisation, efficient planning and proper monitoring causes the least disruption.

 

Salmond caused all the misery and now he wants to prolong it as long as possible all the while blaming anyone but himself!

I would like to see exactly what all the new powers for Scotland are - all laid out in as clear a way as westminster types can manage. I'd also like to know just how the alleged new english powers compare and what financial impact they have on both ends of the country...

 

Oxymoron alert!!!!!!!!!!!

 

To be fair, talking about politicians, there was always going to be some sort of moron mentioned.....